This week I was learning about karakia. First I made a K.W.L. Chart, K for I know, W for want to know and L for learnt. Then I read the definition of a karakia. After that I read about karakia on a marae. When I had finished that I then began learning about how, when and who can use karakia, this was really interesting because I learnt that karakia are the way people communicate with the maori gods and that anyone can use karakia and that there are karakia for almost everything. Then I completed a form about what I had learnt and choose a karakia I didn't know to learn. After that I worked with a buddy to find out the meaning of my karakia, here it is below. It was really fun translating the karakia, maybe you could do it too!
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